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Science as creative activity.

Abstract

Science in the evolutionary world system. Science as group activity. Creativity as natural phenomenon. Psycho-socio-historical account of scientific work. Creative changes in physics: examples. Abstraction. Epistemological consequences. Methodology, formal and information. Pattern recognition of meaning instead of space-time determination of events.

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E H Hutten. Science as creative activity.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/553995/

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